Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-09
An Alleged Outrage.

a Observation-Disclosures BOY CP.
Last night, about 10 O'Clock, Officer Reidy OF
the third precinct, arrested Fred. Harris, a IA
year-old colored boy, and locked him I'D on a
charge OF committing a rape on Florence Haw
kins colored girl about the same age as the boy.
me omcer arrested the boy on complaint OF the
glfls mother, Who charged that he broke in the
assaulted her. To-day, in the Police Court, the
case was continued until Saturday The girl lives
on 2lst street, between and streets.
Sales Of Real Estnle.
g. s. cooper has bought Of Fannie A. Moore sub
lot 2 square 1OO6, for 5000. This property
Maryland avenue northeast. r. j. WINNIE has
bought OF C. V. Trott, for s, 600 sub la0, square
@ dS1og Ieet on between 9th and 10th
d. w. CONN. for a 300, two lots and part OF a
lot IN block Fl, Meridian HILL Fannie i. Moore
mas bought OF B. H. Warder. for sl3 200, lot l. sub
bought, for ST.. 443.5O OF +. Thomas. sub lots
10 ~; square ~, fronting about $50 feet on A
ssreet nortn between LIST and I'd streets east ex-
Vendlng through to Maryland avenue.
M. NJ: Parker as trustee, has bought OF Hon.
John sherman, trustee, thirteen lots on Columbian
h he1ghts' ior 81 ,S97s6 Elizabeth Corcoran has
SQUARE 5, fronting 1871 by 120 on lst street, be.
tween wen carroll and streets southeast.
q " mm ~ Hayse has bought Of VIM. Waring sub lots
9to Il square 677, fronting 1OOxS7x feet on G
street. between North Capitol and 1st streets east
Ior 1870. Julia A. Slocum has bought of Henry
III pdrt VI lou D., square :541. 'front.'
ing 2oxloO feet on the east side of llth street.
between and N streets northwest
,s. bT 1s5 jarvis has bought subot o. square 49,
loSs Uy 1SU Ieet on 9th street, between o and p
streets northwest from Jane G. Daniels for s., 800
AN INTERESTING MEEr1NG.-The annual meeting
vi tne WOmanS PreSbyterial Home Missionary
society OF Washington city WIFI be held at AS
semblys Presbyterian church tomorrow Churs-
V %i at clever 9cloek The afternoon
and MIS- Darwin r. James, OF New York.
CALLED For ANOTHER MANS WATCH AND Cor TT.
a. d; ham, young cOlored man, left his watch at
MT Ernest's 1eweiry store in South Washington.
Inursday night, to have it repaired. James Rob.
Saturday night Robinson called for the watch he
lore Ham dl0 and got 1t. Ham called at the store
laIer Ia Ine evening and found that his watch was
KOOlnson, who was arrested by O1lcer Melton. The
ludge nned Robinson s., and ruturned the watch
His WATCH NOT STOLEN. - This morning Mr..
Micnael AeeDler, stopping at the Hillman house,
repU.ceu SnaI ms pocket was picked of gold
out That he had dropped the watch and chain near
9Se MatUnai no. hotel and It was found by Mr. R.
tMS ~ VI no; 70 street northeast, who re-
turned IL TO Mr.. Keebler.
ARRESTED ON SUsPIcIoN-Ernest Weaver, q
youlk man from Florida, was arrested this
morning by Detectives carter and Mahon on
SUSPICION and locked him up at the first precinct
IL m"o attempting 10 pawn O valuable gold
Watcn, ana when arrested he claimed that Inc
go to New York W
A "KNG FULL" no A aJACK FuII.r-Wil,am T
6aOtma. q saloon keeper, at No. 2O16 7th street
nOItnWeSt, was before the Police Court to-day
cnaIged with permitting gaming on his premises
MI. CanH appeared Tor the defendant and Mr..
Layehuer Ior the prosecution. Testimony was
given 10 snow that an old soldier and young citi-
zen piayed game OF poker in the defendants
pace ana that the latter held skiing fun" to the
S oaefS Jack full and won 80 cents When the
9s5lanoaat saw them playing he stopped them.
MARRIAGE LICENsRS-Marrtage licenses have
Deen ISSUED Dy the clerk OF the court to Alfred
games 1oung and Maria Holland; Edward w.
smanwood and Mary Ida Payne; VIM. Lucas and
Amanda Dorsey; Benjamin NARROW and Harriet
MOODY; George 81. 7. Lang and Grace A. Gordon;
Jamoa y. Festus and Jennie p. Branch; Henry
Simms ana Maggie Brooks; James johnson and Su.
sue Seoul; George II. Baker. OF South Amboy n j.
anu gertrude l. Clark, Of Faurquier county, Va.
Va. 0'-- -
,,, KAn . OF THs THsRMoxErER-The following
were Iae readings at the signal Office to- day: a.
u, %: Q am, 81; III am, 40; 2 pm, 40; maxi
mum, ~; minimum, 35.